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v V-. PAGF in . PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. JUNE 8.1983 City Band Opens Season MCHENRY SHORES Nino Keen 344-2665 The McHenry city band will open the 1983 season of concerts in Pearl street park Thursday, June 9, at 8 p.m. Guest soloist John Rupp will be heard in "Hay Burner" and "Satin Doll". Other offerings will be "Blue Birdland", "Walking in the Bain", "Bye Bye Blackbird", "Dreamsville", "Star Dust" and "Pop Go the Classics." STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD %•> ut* * Local Student Goes To Peru McHenry Shores can be very proud of the outstanding scholastic ac­ complishments of many of our youngsters. Charlene Einweck, daughter of Charlie and Pat Einweck of Gregg Drive is a fine example. June 12, Charlene leaves for Lima Peru, as part of an exchange program f sponsered by the American Youth Exchange. She will be attending school in Lima, while living with the Aguiler Family, who also have a 17- year-old daughter. She will be at­ tending the Belens school, along with sightseeing and traveling to see parts of that beautiful city and country. Charlene will be a senior this coming fall at McHenry East campus, and has just completed her third year of Spanish, so she should be quite at home in Peru. Our best wishes to Charlene for a safe and happy trip, and best of luck to her. Charlie and Pat can be quite proud of such a fine young lady. BIRTHDAYS Let's catch up on birthdays around the Shores; with Tony Einweck tur­ ning 13 on May 29; sharing that day is my good friend and neighbor Joyce Lexow; and on May 31, the "(me and only" Chuck Werth added another year. Coming up on June 10, will be Kritine Baker's birthday. Our best wishes to all, and here's to many more good birthdays in the years ahead. ANNIVERSARIES Joyce and Howie Lexow also celebrated their twenty-sixth wedding anniversary, May 25; Marilyn and Gary Kumpula celebrated eight years together on May 31; and A1 and Sue Kapp had number 17 on June 4. TRA May you have many more happy years together. CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES Congratulations to all our graduates of junior high, high school, and college from McHenry Shores. Be proud of your fine accomplishments, and may your futures be bright and happy. CALL ME Once again, I ask any and all of our readers to call me if you have any news, birthdays, anniversaries or interesting vacation news. So many people ask why the column does not appear weekly. Believe me, I would like nothing more, I enjoy talking to all our neighbors hare in the Shores, and would love to have something for each week's edition. But I need to hear from you; I can only hunt up so much news; so give me a call; and don't forget to let me know about those fun summer vacations I know you are all planning. Till next time, God Bless! Library Summer Reading Program Johnsburg district library welcomes summer with a reading Children, pre-school age older, are invited to participate. This program is designed to en­ courage reading for fun during the summer vacation. Each week we will focus on a dif­ ferent color. Through the use or crafts, books, films and other media, readers will see the 'Magic of Rain­ bows'. The Reading Rainbows program will last for six weeks. Registration must be in person at the library during the week of June 13- 20. The Johnsburg district library is located at 2404 Johnsburg road. The library hours are Monday, Wed­ nesday and Thursday, it a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday and Friday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.; and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ri V SCOUT RECEIVES AWARD- A Pro Deo Et Patrla award (God and Family) was presented to Seth Roland during the 19:45 a.m. worship service Sunday, May 29, at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, 494 North Green street, McHenry. For the past two months, Seth Roland has been working for his "God and Family" award under the direction of Kim Rehfeldt of Shepherd of the Hills. The "God and Family" curriculum is prepared by the Church Commission on Scouting and the Lutheran Council in the United States to allow a youth to identify the relationship between Christian life and faith. The learner does this by examining his relationship to God, his family, his friends, his community, and the future through questions, projects, and discussions. Pictured, left to right, are family members Bob Roland, Shem Roland, Jerry Roland, Seth Roland, and Pastor Roger W. Schneider, who made presentation of the award. Fight Continues -By "MCIA Against County Landfill $2°o CALL: JILL NORTHRUP (414) 549-1094 ALSO SEEKING LOCAL CONSULTANTS HOURS: ON ANY DRY CLEANING ORDER OF $10.00 OR MORE One Coupon Per Incoming Order Coupon Expires June 30, 1983 • i--i THI fMw PVMP m Air-Check A typical tire will lose a pound of air per month. Underin flat ion causes a loss in fuel economy as well as tire wear. Use maximum air pressure recommended by tire manufacture and get your own gauge to ensure accuracy. Best time to check pressure is first thing in the morning be­ fore driving the car. The McHenry County Improvement association meeting held at the Marengo city hall June 1 brought out many residents of the Marengo area plus others from nearby communities to learn more about the association's position for a landfill in the county. Jim Otis, MCIA president, ex­ plained the purpose of the organization and MCIA attorney, William Franz, reviewed the criteria by which the county and state base tji#r decisions, for approval or disap­ proval of a landfill. He stressed the importance of all county residents to work together to convey to the County board that the group does not want Waste Mangement in McHenry county. MCIA will hold its general meeting in different townships each week to enable all county residents to become Environmental Scholarship Outstanding college students in environmental studies will have an opportunity to compete again for the Alta Rush Titus scholarship. This $750 grant, sponsored by the McHenry County Defenders, was established to encourage students to continue their education in this field. It will be awarded for the 1982-83 school year. The scholarship is open to juniors, seniors or graduate students who are legal residents of McHenry county. Selection will be based on academic record, character, leadership, ability to succeed, experience in en- aware of this problem. Representatives of MCIA will be at banks and shopping centers in Har­ vard, McHenry, Woodstock, Crystal Lake, Marengo, Cary and Fox River Grove Saturday, June 11, to obtain signatures on petitions against the proposed landfill. In cooperation with the McHenry County Defenders, MCIA will sponsor a recycling drive Saturday, June 18, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the McHenry Market Place shopping center. Aluminum cans, glass, newspapers, and used motor oil will be collected. A county-wide candy, cookie and gift- ware sale is now in progress. Funds are needed to pay the fees for the extensive legal assistance and related costs necessary to wage such a campaign against the proposal for a site in McHenry county. vironmentai programs and variety of interests. Applications for the scholarship may be obtained by writing to the McHenry County Defenders, P.O. Box 603, Crystal Lake 111., 60014, or by calling 459-0450. The deadline for filing applications is July 10. The award will be announced by Aug. 15. This scholarship is financed by revenue the Defenders receive from sponsoring recycling drives in the* county. 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